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As it works to find Kylian Mbappé’s successor at the forefront of its attack, PSG could be tempted to look towards Real Madrid where Vinicius is no longer in the odor of sanctity.
It is now a certainty: after seven years of good and loyal service in the capital, Kylian Mbappé is preparing to leave PSG to join Real Madrid. At the end of his contract next June, the Bondynois will leave a huge void among the French champions and the Parisian leaders have been working for several weeks to find him a successor. One or more…
Many names have already been mentioned since the fateful announcement, including Mohamed Salah, Rafael Leao and Victor Osimhen. But according to the specialized site Todo Fichajes, another renowned striker could add to the list: Vinicius Jr. Because as at PSG, the arrival of Kylian Mbappé should not be without consequences at Real Madrid and many Madrid leaders would plead with of Florentino Perez for the departure of the young Brazilian striker.
A transfer between €160 and €200 million
Vinicius usually plays in the same position as the Bondynois and the two players are considered incompatible by some internally, who also judge that the native of Rio de Janeiro will not cope well with having to live in the shadow of Kylian Mbappé. Florentino Perez, who really appreciates his young striker, would be much more divided.
The president of Real Madrid has nonetheless already set the price of his possible transfer. It will indeed be necessary to pay no less than 160 million euros to hope to recruit Vinicius and the Merengue club will even require no less than 200 million euros to start discussions. A sale at a high price which could finance the arrival of Erling Haaland who Real Madrid still hopes to associate with Kylian Mbappé.
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